[E. Pluribus Unum]

I downloaded the video because it will probably disappear.

If you want to download it you can do it here.

https://www.y2mate.com/youtube/U6aM7WHm-NA

[BenLurkin]

Nope.

[Halgr]

Missle?

You’ve been reading too many comic books.

[Jamestown1630]

Did the missile resemble a Tic Tac?

[Nifster]

All I saw was a cloud of smoke

[Widget Jr]

The original title is "Nashville Explosion Caught on Tape (Second Angle)", and the author does not claim a missile hit.
Something going up a split second before we see the smoke cloud is not a missile coming down before the explosion.

[LukeL]

There is clearly a smoke/vapor trail near the site of the explosion. It may have been a detonator or primary explosive device.

[Meatspace]

It was Christmas morning. Maybe it was not a missile but Mistletoe.

[sunny bonobo]

And here I thought Timothy Leary was dead.

[KarlInOhio]

It looks like the first plume was something shooting upwards, followed about four seconds later by the big plume.

One thing I noticed about watching some real car bomb explosions from the Middle East is they do not look like movies. There's a flash from the high explosives in the car bomb, followed by windows in the area shattering. There is no big puff of flame and smoke from the primary explosion like if you set off a tank of diesel fuel in the trunk. That comes from buildings or nearby cars catching on fire. My guess is that the thing shooting upwards is from the primary explosion and the plume is from a secondary or a dust cloud.

[BradyLS]

Okay, I watched. Weird, but I’m not convinced it’s an incoming missile.

For one thing, the “missile” moves upward faster than the explosion’s plume. That leads me to think that a small object at the site of the explosion was propelled upward through the blast. For another, the “contrail” of the “missile” is moving _upwards._ That’s counter-intuitive to something that’s supposed to be coming down.

[Irenic]

Could the initial blast have propelled something up? It does look weird.

[gundog]

Something being ejected in the shockwave, which you can see. Then the smoke from the ensuing fire.

[eyedigress]

I don’t know about all this but I am curious about the generators feeding this building. Lot’s of ventilation low.

This was apparently a critical facility in plain sight.

[reasonisfaith]

So far this thread is chock full of posters with strong histories of supporting the deep state narrative.

[Texas Eagle]

Very strange. Why was somebody videotaping that part of downtown at that moment. The camera seems to be moving so it probably wasn’t your typical surveillance cam.

[Spirit of Liberty]

Honestly, what it looks like to me is steam/exhaust coming from the top of one of the downtown building’s heating systems. It was very cold in Nashville yesterday morning, and I’ve seen that exact thing going into downtown Nashville on cold winter mornings. I suspect it was programmed to activate at 6:30.

What I’m curious about is, I know one of the tv stations has cameras mounted on the Bat Building spires. I have yet to see any video from those cameras. Not sure if they keep them on 24/7.

[tinyowl]

Here have a reverse missile smashing into a building and just a few states away (and a few threads down) "Florida woman kills boyfriend who made tomahawk threat."

Maybe he missed her and hit the TN building on the upstroke?

[plain talk]

Good call to have the mods change your post to delete mention of a missile strike. :-) The video of the explosion is still of interest.

[vigilante2]

This is the original article

https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-12-26-nashville-explosion-was-actually-a-missile-strike-att-nsa-spy-hub.html#